Paddock Wood Sherbrooke Silenus Belgian Style Tripel

Brewed by Paddock Wood Microbrewery
Style: Abbey Tripel
Saskatoon, Canada

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip

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Pours a mostly clear golden-amber colour with a small white spotty cover and a decent ring around the glass leaving very little lace. Aromas are fruity and floral mostly, booze, light spice and yeast. Flavours of a lot of booze up front, spice, fruit, somewhat sweet, yeast. Alcohol is hot which is unacceptable here.

Pours a hazy golden color with a small white fizzy head. Aroma of fruity esthers, some spice & alcohol. Taste is some fruity sweetness, fruit and too much alcohol. Mouthfeel has too much of a hot alcohol taste and little creaminess.

Thanks to Reimer for this. Pours a hazy golden yellow with a small white ring. Aroma is light bready malts and a dry yeast. Taste is dry yeast with bready malts. Mouthfeel is thin and not a carbonated or as "full" as I’d expect from a tripel.

Bottle. Hazy deep golden, lasting white head. Pale cereal malts are leavened by flavours of pineapple, quince, light spice, and balanced by a rather assertive bitterness. I enjoyed it, although as I’ve said many times, I tend to enjoy tripels more when they don’t really fit the style!

Pours a very lightly hazed orange color with a strong carbonation rate to retain the dense white head. Aroma has a good fruitiness with notes of apple, very light cherry and grape with notes of anise late in the nose. Flavor has an apple and cherry fruitiness with some light spicy clove late in the flavor. The alcohol is completely hidden in this brew. Body was light with solid fizzy feeling from the carbonation. Overall a tasty brew. Everything is well balanced in this brew.

Style et résumé: Triple sucrée.
Comment: Bouteille de 341ml. merci Patrick
Description: Bière orangée trouble avec un mince anneau de mousse blanche. Le nez dégage des arômes sucrés de malt pils, de sirop d’érable (étrange) et de citron. La bouche est tout aussi sucrée. Il y a du houblon, des levures belges. Elle est facile et peu complexe. La présence de malt pils est distinctif.
Note: 6/10

Sherbrooke liquor store Silenus : Une bouteille de dresden. Un liquide à la robe dorée et légèrement voilée. Un anneau de mousse, sans plus. Un nez d’agrumes et de sucre. Le style nord-américain. Je n’aime pas trop. Une bouche piquée par les notes citronnées, par les céréales pils et par le blé. Du sucre qui prend un malin plaisir à tapisser la langue. Un alcool qui n’est jamais agressif. Un corps de moyenne densité avec un pétillement contrôlé et une texture huileuse. Une finale touchée par l’alcool et par son caractère épicé. Loin d’être exceptionnel mais quand même intéressante dans son ensemble.

pretty weak ass triple. Some orange and grains of paradise, but clearly a beer on training wheels. A good stepping stone triple.

Draught at St. Augustine’s, Vancouver
Golden color, clear; creamy head. Aroma of malt, sweetish, with a light fruity note. Good body, with pleasant, sweetish malt flavor; there is a light fruity touch, a pleasant note of cereals, and a quite bold bitterness.
Another American Abbey Ale, with very little Belgium in it, but at least better than the average.

Pours slightly orange almost no head. Smells like wheat and belgian yeast. Slightly grassy. It tastes very bad. it tastes like burning paper, the heavily died kind they put in magazines. This is terrible!!!!!